I think JEJ has the most iconic voice going. Seriously.
I agree
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I think JEJ has the most iconic voice going. Seriously.
I agree
Who else could make "the dark side of the Force" sound sexy?
Darth Maul.
Wait, he made it look sexy....
Who else could make "the dark side of the Force" sound sexy?
Jeremy Irons.
No, a bunch of people could do that.
While not liking Clint Eastwood very much, nor his voice, I can totally see the choice.
But this is a list with Charo on it.
Richard Burton's not on the list. You can't have a list of top cinematic voices that doesn't include Richard Burton. That would be Wrong!
Anyway, we could use a little more cowbell.
There's a song that's being played a lot now called LIttle Sister (I think), a cow bell is featured and I've just now gotten to the point where I can take the song seriously and not flash to that SNL Skit.
Alan Rickman wasn't on that list. That list is dead to me.
OMG, I can't believe I didn't think of that! He should be near the top with James Earl Jones.
So for X3 we've got Vinnie Jones playing Juggernaut, Kelsey Grammer as Beast, and Maggie Grace as a third Kitty Pryde in as many films, almost certain to get a real role this go 'round. Discuss?
26. Peter Lorre - Cinema's first truly menacing voice, the German Lorre sounds more like a snake than a man.
That's probably one of the better descriptions of his voice I've seen. Only Lorre could have me memorize his passionate defense of his compulsion to kill in the original German, which I don't even speak.
There's a song that's being played a lot now called LIttle Sister (I think)
That's probably "Little Sister" by Queens of the Stone Age, off Lullabies to Paralyze. Er, which is probably more information than you needed, but there you go.